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BRENTWOOD TOWN 2 TILBURY 1

DIV 1 NORTH
By Michaela Georgopoulos

■ BRENTWOOD Town made it three consecutive league wins and remain at the top after a Friday night victory over Tilbury.
The visitors took an early lead after 12 minutes, as Alex Hernandez, fired home into the bottom corner of goal in a crowded area.
Danny Ogunleye then claimed his 39th of the season to get an equaliser for The Blues, his attempt from the left flank made it beyond The Dockers’ backline before finding the top-right corner.
Just four minutes later, Benas Vaivada secured the lead as he drove goalwards after finding the throu...

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